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20 June 2017
Dried lizard penises is being sold on Amazon, Ebay, Alibaba, Snapdeal and Etsy among others and being passed off as Hatha Jodi, a tantric plant root.
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20 June 2017
World Animal Protection is shocked at the video of a lactating elephant forced to haul logs in Assam. The cruel practice of using elephants unfortunately continues despite modern technology.
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13 June 2017
Thousands of farm animals and pets are being cared for by our disaster response team after floods and landslides hit Sri Lanka. Zebu and Elulu are just two of the animals we helped get back on their feet
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05 June 2017
Emergency vet kits and assistance are being distributed in Sri Lanka to relieve animal suffering and protect the livelihoods of thousands of people that desperately need healthy animals to survive and rebuild their lives.
26 May 2017
Protecting animals in disasters is critical to reduce suffering, and safeguard food security and livelihoods. We’re at a United Nations event in Mexico this week, calling on governments to include animals in disaster policies
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11 May 2017
We’re urging fast food restaurants around the world to follow Subway’s positive lead and improve the life of chickens in their supply chains
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03 May 2017
World Animal Protection is asking celebrities not to ride elephants as this one of the world’s cruelest forms of wildlife entertainment
26 April 2017
One of the world’s largest cruise line companies is failing to take action to protect endangered sea turtles from shocking conditions, despite repeated requests to stop operating tours to the Cayman Turtle Centre: Island Wildlife Encounter.
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25 April 2017
Our petition urging Thailand’s Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) to put a stop to a ‘new Tiger Temple’ tourist venue, has been handed to officials. We’re grateful to the thousands of supporters joining us to help protect tigers
22 April 2017
To mark Earth Day (April 22), we hear from one of our experts about how we’re protecting animals from natural disasters
21 April 2017
Lost or abandoned fishing gear, or ‘ghost gear’, kills hundreds of thousands of marine animals annually. The Global Ghost Gear Initiative (GGGI) invites the public and industry to feed back on its new guidance to protect animals from this most harmful form of marine litter
